To be fond of learning is near to wisdom. To practice with vigor is near to benevolence. To have the feeling of shame is near to courage. He who knows these three things knows how to cultivate his own character. He who knows how to cultivate his own character knows how to govern other men. He who knows how to govern other men knows how to govern the kingdom with all its States and families.
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"The Master said, 'The wise man delights in water, the benevolent man delights in mountains. The wise man is active; the benevolent man is tranquil. The wise man is joyful; the benevolent man is long-l…"
"It is man that can make the Way great, and not the Way that can make man great."
"The superior man understands what is right; the inferior man understands what will sell."
"The faults of a man are characteristic of his class. It is by observing a man's faults that one may know his virtue."
"The Master said, 'The student of virtue has no anxieties; the man of wisdom has no perplexities; the man of courage has no fears.'"
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